Los Angeles California, United States

Vietnamese

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Pho REDBO - Westminster

Stopped here for lunch with the inlaws after visiting some nearby attractions.  Overall it was very good.

We got the stone fired wagyu beef appetizer.  Didn’t realize it was table side preparation.   The beef was very tender. Even FIL, who has teeth issues, enjoyed it.

The pho was good.  The soup base did not taste not it came out of a can or powder.   The wagyu oxtail pho was excellent.  You have to dig a bit to get the meat out of the oxtail itself but it was good food.

The first thing I love this place because they very clean. Pho taste very good. I love the way they run the restaurant, very professional. Absolutely come back.

Place is nice we got the pho combo was 8/10 stars the melts omg .the pho rare steak 8/10 stars and fries was very good 8/10 stars. Great place to eat and take a date night.

2025-07-03

My nephew suggested this place for our family dinner. Think Anthony Bourdain would love this if he was alive.
I ordered the oxtail pho. It was qa substantial dinner. A large bowl of fresh (vs. dried) pho noodles with a delicious, rich beef broth, topped with generous sprinkling of cilantro, white and green onions. There were 3 chunks of oxtail: two large and 1 small. The meat was sufficiently tender yet stayed intact on the bone. It was delightful.

The accompanying herbs were ample, green and fresh. There was a generous supply of lime sections. The bean sprouts comprised solely the white stalks of the mung bean sprouts, which is a rarely seen premium. All the ingredients used are high quality. The condiments (hoisin and chili sauces) are at out of the bottle thicknesses, not watered down.

I also had a sample of the wagyu beef pho. It was delicious. The beef was very tender and flavorful. 😋 😋 😋

Service was prompt and friendly.

Ambiance is nicer than the usual pho restaurant, well appointed with the main theme color, a nod to its name (a play on the Thai energy drink). I liked the quiet, relaxing jazz music which played throughout our meal.

The restaurant charges a 20% mandatory tip for groups of 6 or more. All tips goes to the staff.

I would return to try other dishes and recommend this restaurant.

I was never the biggest fan of pho until i came here. The service and the food was outstanding.  Ask for my boy, Andy, he’ll take good care of you. Also, the music choices were perfect.  The place is real clean and chill.  But everything from the pho to the shaken beef was amazing.

Our pho rare steak, pho briskets, wagyu fried rice, shaking beef, and beef stew are Halal.  Be sure to check with Server as our menu changes due to suppliers shortage.

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